ANOTHER cnr load of our THE SOLDIERS' MONUMENT.
' Uveliltiir.
A meeting of the Soldiers' Monument Com
mltteo was held In the Council Chamber Inst
xtru oholco I1VMILY FLOUR '
A JWotlnc of tlio Committee Held Last
H3 has been received nnil It awaits
your order. It Is superior In every ro-
BrxH't nnil liw In tirlnn. Don't hliv lin
infuiior artlolo vhen you can get tuo w" R auemm,, m
hL fnr tlw, aan.n mnnnv. Dmi't fanret i t6llTe- TllB mC(,tln8 " 11 8l,ort 0,10 nml
devoted to reports and suggestions on ana
best for tho saa.o money. Don't forget
ub If you want Cannotl Goodfe. When
it come to IIoiub we enn discount nil
our noiRhborB, In quality Rud prlco.
Corner Groosry,
Centre and White Sts.
THIR D EDITION
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.
TVhero nntl When Ban-vlee Will lie Con
duoteri Tn. morrow.
Trinity Reformed cburoh, Rev. Robert
O'Hoyle, pastor, Services to morrow at 10
a. Mb and 8:80 p. m, Sunday acliool at 1 :80 p. m.
Mrmeftoij welcome.
JtagUfh Lutheran ohnrch, M. H. Havlee,
pastor. Services at 10:80 a. m. and 6:90 p. m
antday school at 1:90 p. in Prayer meeting
Tfcfertday evening at 7.
Welsh Baptist church. Preaching services at
a. m. and a p. m. by the pastor, Rev. D, I.
raw. Sunday school at 8 p. IB. Everybody
weuome,
' Roman Catholic church of the Annunciation,
Ofcerry street, above Wont street, Hov. H. F
0"Uuly, pastor, Mtam at 8:00 and lO-.OOa.m
Veepera at s:ao p. m.
St. Oe'nte' Lithuanian Oathollo church.
earner Jardln and Cherry streets. Rev. I.
Abrotnaleis, pastor. Maes and preaching at 10
a- hi. vespers at 8 p. m.
Pint Methodist Episcopal ohuroh, Rev. Wm
Powiok, pistor. Divine worship at 10:80
a. m. and 6:80 p. m. Horning subieot: "A
Pastor's Solloltude for Itesulls." Evening sub
ject : "Help for tlie Impotent " Sun
day school at 't p. m. Epworth Leaguo at
5:15 p. m. Prayer meeting at 7:80 on ThurB-
dayovenlng. Strangers and others arc always
welcome.
Ebeneier Evangelical church, Iter. It. M. Llch
tonwalner, pastor. Services to-morrow at 10 a.
m. In German, and 6:80 p. m. In English. Sunday
school at 1:80 p. m. All are heartily invited to
attend.
Welsh Congregational church. Services on
Sunday at 10 a. in. and 6 p. m. Preaching In
"Welsh In the morning and Engliab in the
evening by Rev. D. D. Davis, of Nautlcokc
Sunday school at 2 p. m.
All Saints' Episcopal church, Oak street, near
Main. Morning service and Holy Communion
at 10:30. Rev. II. F. Post, ofllolating. Evening
service by lay reader. Sunday school at 2 p.
m. All seats frco nnd every Oody mado heartily
welcome.
Salvation Army, corner Main and Oak streote.
Captain Kathor and Lieutenant Shlndcl In
-command. Services all day, commencing nt
and tl a. in. and 3 and 8 p. m. Meetings will
be held every night during tho week excepting
Monday night.
Presbyterian church. Preaching to-morrow at
10:00 a. m. and 0:30 p. m by Rev. Dr. Belvllle,
of Potuvllle. Sunday school at S p. m. The
Christian Endeavor Socioty will mecton Tues
day evening at 7:30. Prayer meeting on Thurs
day ovenlng at 7:30. All are cordially invited.
welsh Calvanlstio Methodist church, bouth
West street. Preaching at 10 a. m, and 0 p. m,
In ''Velsh by Itov. Phillips, or Ilydo Park
Tho sacrament of tho Lord's supper will be ad
ministered at tho ovenlng service. Sunday
school at 2 p. m. Class meeting at 7 p. m. on
Thursday. Strangors and others cordially In
vi tea.
English Uaptlst church, South Jardin street
Rev. H. G. James, pastor. Preaching at 10:30
a.m. andG:30 p. m. Morning subject: Chris!
and tho Masses. Evening subject; God and
Masonry. Sunday school at 2 p. m., Doacon
John Dunn, Superintendent. Monday evenlni
at 7 o'clock the It. Y. P. U. will meet. Genon 1
prayer mooting on Wednesday evening at
o'clock. Everybody welcome.
Prlmitlvo Methodist church. Rev. J. Proudc
pastor: bervlces to-morrow at 10:30 a. m. nntl
6:30 p.m. Sabbath school at 2 p. m. Christian
Endeavor at 5:48 p. m. every Sabbath. Class
meetings Tuesday and Thursday evenings at
7 o'clook, and Sunday at 0:30 a. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday at 7 p. m. All seats free,
Any one not having a church homo Is cor
dially Invited to come here.
for the collection of sulmerlptlons. I II.
Hopkins, Jr., nnd John It. Hoyer made pay-
raent of 73.87, the net proceeds of tho enter
talnments given under the auspices of a com
mittee appointed hy Henry HomoMtloCamri
No. 39, Pens of Veterans.
The following is an authorised publication
of the list of contributions thus far roteived
for the Soldiers' Monument Fund !
S. A. lleddall --..MO 00
Plank Ridge l odge, 88" I. O. O. F 10 00
Shenandoah C.immandery No. II 00
R. II. Morgan -
Camp No. 8, P. O. of T. A 10 00
Knights of Golden Eagle 16 o
0. T. A. B Hockty 10 w
Knights of the Mystic Chain 8 TO
W. O. No. 18,1 P O. S. of A... 10 00
Jennings Co incll 867, Jr. O. U. A. M. 25 00
Welsh Ivorites 1
Iranrovcd Ord r Red Men...... 10 00
Sns of i-t. George - 10 00
Res-uc Hook ft Ladder Do- ..... 10 00
HI. Michael's Society .. 10 00
Hi. Pa' Mi k's society....... 10 00
W. C. -De I'.O. S. of A-"- U 0
Shenandoah Lodge 501, t. 0. 0. P.... 00
Ll'huuniun Utluena Boelety 1& 0
Columbia Hose Co i - 00
Phoenl Hose Co -.. 10 00
Ladieo' Aid Society, 8. of V - S 00
Snrnian Red Men 7 so
Washington Benefloial fcoalety. 10 00
W.O. Ko. II?, P O. S of A... eo oo
8. of V, Entertainment 73 87
Secretary Dengler bat, about $100 addl
tlonal in hand, but It hu not been officially
reported on acoouut of the secretary lieirtg
unable to attend the meeting last night.
Some men aro constantly craving Indul
gence for tholr errors. Wo only cravo plenty
of Dr. Coxo'a Wild Cherry and Senoka, whon
tho baby is threatened with Croup or has a
had cough.
Stereotyping.
The Herald is now prepared to do all
kinds of stereotyping in tho best workman
like manner at reasonablo rates. By having
this work done in town the jarties desiring
it save freight and express charges and have
tho advantage of personally injecting the
work before it is delivered and thus avoid
embarrassing mistakes.
f?nrn Baby was sick, we gave her Cartorlo.
Tfhen she was a Child, she cried for Castorla.
When she became MIsf, she clung to Castorla, '
"SThen the had Children, she gave them Castorla
PUeft ir IfamorrholdH
.Permanently en red wKhoatknife orllgatare.
" Jfo danger or ki tiering. No delay from bo
:fness wnile tinder treatment. Patient whi
-uo reapoacihle need not pay until well. J
erfootoure guaranteed. Send for droolar
R. REED, M. D.,
ISO South 13th St., Philadelphia.
Eefers, by permission, to the editor of the
Bvshino Hbbalp. tf
' Letter List.
The following letters remain uncalled for In
the Shenandoah, Sohuylldll county, Pa., post
office, Muroh IS, 1898:
Rankles, Oaarlle Petree. W. R.
. Blase, Herman F.
Parties calling for advertised letters should
please say "slvortlsod." One cent will be
charged on all at vertlaed letters.
H. a Dover, P. M,
Coughing Leads to Consuuiptlun,
Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough
trie
It you Iiuve curpat ragG unci
-wish tlieiu xuadts into Home
xunde Cfirpet, sand iliein to
Irlclce'a Cut pet Siore, xo 9
jurciin strtiot. 84-tf
I!
Fair Holiday Trip !
m s
f EYENIH6 HERALD CONTEST
AN IMMENSE ASSORTMENT !
Eaadics' and C5hidien''a
i o Days at the World's Fair
With accommodations at a first c la&s Chicago hotel, and transporta
tion to and from Chicago, Including sleeping berths, all free of colt,
To the 2 Most Popular Teachers.
CONTEST CLOSES JULY 1st, 1893, at 6 P. M.
The two teachers who receive the largest number of votes will be taken
tb the World's Fair and royally entertained by the Hhhai.d. Cut out this
coupon, and on the blank lines write the name of the Public School Teacher,
north of the Droad Mountain, In Schuylkill county, whom you consider most
popular, and send It to the "Contest editor, BVbkwo Hbram), StimvAft
DOAn, Pa." Every coupon properly filled dut counts as one vote for one
teacher. Every person, young or old, can vote, and vote as often ar. they
please. Coupon must be in the bands of the editor within ten (10) days after
the date It bears.
Mama of TMeher
Reldenee.......
Name of Voter,..,.....,
Residexiee.,
MARCH 18, 1808.
For 1i3bL XiTULoSsLy Ono.
MimIIcnI Testimony,
W. Thornton Parker, II. D., Recorder, As
soclation of Acting Assistant Surgcom of the
U. S. Army, writes :
"Salem, Mass., March 23, lfi'Jl.
"When nt Slultenrt. Geruianv. during the
winter of 1881-82, I was suffering from a
severe attack of bronchitis, which seemed to
threaten pneumonia. I met, at tho Hotel
Mniquardt, Commander Benrdslee, of the
United States Navy. In speaking of my
sickness, he remarked, 'Doctor, you oan euro
thnt chest trouble of yours hy using an All-
cook's Porous Plastor.' 'That may ho true,
I answered, 'hut whore can I get the plaster?'
'Anywhere in the civilized world, and surely
licio in Stuttgart. Whcuover I have u cold, I
always uso ono nnd find relief.' I sent to tho
drug store for tho plaster, and it did all that
my friend had promised. Ever sinco then I
havo used it whenever suffering from a cold,
nnd I have many times prescribed it for
patients.
'Tho Allcock's Dasters is tho host to ho
had, and has saved many from severe illness
nud undoubtedly, if used promptly, will save
many valuable lives. Whcnevor one has a
severe cold they should put on an Allcock's
pUstcr as soon as possible It should bo
placed across tho chest, tho upper margin
just below tho neck; some hot beof tea, or
milk, will aid in tho treatment.
"This is not a patent remedy in tho ob
icctionablo sense of that term, but a standard
preparation of value. Tho Government
supplies for tho U. S. Army and Indian
Hospital Storos contain Allcock's Plasters,
and tho medical profession throughout the
world aro well awaro of their reliability and
excellence. I shall always recommend it,
not only to broak up colds,, but us useful in
allaying pains in tho chest and in tho back.
It is a preparation worthy of gonoral confi
denco."
X Good Shuwhif;,
Tho Executlvo Commltteo of tho Stato
Camp of tho P. O. S. oi A., met at Reading
tills week, when matters pertaining to the
advancement of tho ordor in various sections
of tho state and a number of decisions
rendered by District Presidents were con
sidered. State Secretary William Wennd
reported that during 1892, members iuitiatod
8,221; members admitted by card,227; members
reinstated, 310 ; total membership December
31st, 47,051 j amount paid out in benefits
during tho year, $10d,0S5.48 ; total receipts
during the year, $319,010.83; expenditures
$300,000.00; amount of cash in treasuries of
subordinate camps, $143,721.44 ; invested in
bonds, real estates, etc., $109,202.79 ; valuo of
paraphernalia, 180,095.0G; total valuation,
$710,018.2G.
A Bold Necklace.
HoldermHn, the Jeweler, will give the lady
teacher receiving tho lilgboU number of
votoa a Uandsome;Oold Necklace.
Set of Furs.
It. J. Mills, the Pottsville Hatter and Fnr
rlcr, will give the lady teacher receiving
seoond highost number, of voles n hand
some Set of Furs.
A Plush Toilet Set.
Max Reese will give tno lady toacher re
ceiving tho second highest number of
votes a handcomo Plush Toilot Set.
ADDITIONAL OF I" lilt a.
i
The two teachors having tho third and fourth highest number of votes at the close of Jhe
contest will visit NIAGARA FALLS, nnd remnln there fivodays.nt tho expense of tho uisrald,
A Bold-Headed Cane.
W. H. Mortimer, the Fottsvlllo Jeweler, will
give the gentleman toacher receiving tho
highost number of votes a Gold headed
Cane.
Gold-Headed Silk Umbrellas.
The Home Friendly Society, of Baltimore,
Md., will present tho two lucky competi
tors in the contest with handsome Gold-
headed Silk Umbrellas.
-OOnTZDZTZOTS c-
Tho two teachers who receive tho greatest number of totnl votes up to the closing hour
above stated will bo declared the winners.
All coupons must bo cut out of tho Eveniho Herald and sent, securely scaled in envel
opes, addressed to "Contest ICtlUor, JSventng Herald, Slicnandoa?i, Pa."
Any person residing In any place may voto as often as ho or sho may desire for one or more
teachers engaged In teaching In a public school north of tho Broad Mountain at tho close of the
enrrent school term; proi-ufecl, that any teacher who may havo been incapacitated by sickness
or accldont for teachlnglfor a period of not more than three months prior to the end of the
term, may aUo compete-
Each vote for each teacher must be represented by a seperate coupon.
A coupon bearing tho name of more than ono teacher or specifying more than one voto for
tcachor will be thrown out as void.
A careful record will bo kept of the names of all contestants, and all coupons will bo filed
and kept safo until the final adjudication. Threo prominent and responsible men of Shenan
doah will bo selected to act as Judges, mako the final count, and nnnounco tho names of the two
winners. Should three or more teachers bo tied on the highest number of votes, the Judges will
be allowed to decide.
Tho names of the winners will be announced on or before Saturday, July 15, 1853. Bhould
tho winners bo absent from Shenandoah at the tlmo they will be Informed of their good fortune
by telegraph, so that they may start on tho trip as soon thereafter as possible.
All blanks in the coupon must be filled out, especially tho blank requiring tho name of the
person voting. Tho number of votes received at this office up to 4 p.m. each day will bo pub
lished In thonoxt Issue ot tho Herald with tho names or the teachers voted for.
THE NEWS IN GENERAL.
Fifty small dwellings were burned at
Eureka Springs, Ark. Loss, $3d,000,
The crew of tho wrecked schooner N. II.
Price has been landed safely at Liverpool.
Albert und Oliver Shueck.of Sunnytuwn,
were acquitted of the murder of Lucuo
Smith.
Gold in pnyinc quantities has been un
earthed in the copper regions near JIullet
lake, Michigan.
H. P. llnrcus' furnishingstore, 832 North
Eighth street, Philadelphia, wus robbed of
$200 worth or jewelry.
Hnrris, one of the fastest bicycle rider in
England, announces that he will arrive in
America about August 1.
A bill extending the right of suffrage to
women in municipal elections was defeated
in the Michigan legislature.
Chicngo hns completed arrangement for
the uccoiumodatitin of. 1,000,000 visitors on
the opening day of the World's Fuir.
James J. Corbett announces that after
his fight with Mitchell, whether he wins or
loses, ho will retire irom tne ring forever.
Lake Erie is now almost free from ice
and a dispatch from Cleveland, O., says
that navigation will open about April 10.
Losses sustained by the Wheeler opera-
house lire in Toledo, O., yesterday, foot tip
about 1800,000. Seven business firms were
burned out.
The anticipated fight between union. and
non-union miners in Utah has been livertl
by the mining companies agreeing to tlie.
toniiB ot too union men.
The body of Jefferson Davis will be re-
i . .t . -i ,1
Va.. where a monument has been .ereeted
to Ids memory.
Bmkemen, switchmen and yardmen
an the railroads centering at Kansas City
threaten U strike for shorter hours,antl an
iitcreoso of pay. .. t
WE nAVE tho exclusive ngency, in this vicinity, for the sale of the
New -COLUMBUS" MACHINE, wblch Is now the most desirable
machine lti use. Written guarantee goes with everyone, Insuring
them, under ordinary care, for five years. Our price only (Jh.-q (n SS.f
Call and Inspect them. New styles of Dinner and Ten XJ'3LJ
Sets. I on Hollowwuro of every description. The spring-time apprrachlng
finds our store crowded with bright nev goods and appreciative buyers.
GLRVLN, DUNCAN & WAIDLEY'S.
Cliurccd With Larceny.
From,Mt. Carmel News.
Thomas Grossing, of Shenandoah, was
brought before Squire Lewis this morning
on a charge of larceny preferred against him
by Landlord Owens, of tho Sherman house.
It appears Thomas engaged a room at the
South Oak street hostelry, Tuesday evening,
and retired at an early hour not to his room
to rc6t in peaceful slumbers, however, but
with an ovildeslgn. Tho room ho was con
signed to contained wearing apparel belong
ing to ThoiuasRodgers, who was then at work
on tho night shift,"titid this did the bold vil
liah appropriate to his own possession and
make his 'oscapc; from .. .the hotel. Ho was
captured t thoj ,-Leliigfl. yalley Station, hy
Coal andiron Policeman James H. Smith
Thettolen property was jecovtred and the
thief bound over to court. - Ho will probably
spend his summer vacation in Fort Kehoe.
Ilrt.
POOLER. At Shenandoah, Ph., en the
17lh Inst,, Laura May, daughter of John and
Elizabeth Pooler, aged 2 years, 10 months
aud 12 days. Funeral Will take place on
Monday,-20thinfst.,-at'2 iim. Intormentin
the Odd Fellows' cemetery. Friends and
relatives invited to attend.
The. First Colored Juror.
, On next Monday morning, when civil court
Opens, iffithtw1 Woodward will take his seat
among the jurprs.His presence in the jnry
box will be the rarest sight witnessed in the
courts of Schuylkill county In many a long
day. fowhe isftbo'fjrsl colored man ever cm-pahnelcdi-as
,'a juror in - this vicinage. Mr.
Woodward is an intelligent colored laboror of
Pottsville.
j , i V ... , i i'
. A Happy Man f :
'Is lie whn-nefs Red Fu4 Oil fer .Rbenmatlsm,
Nuralgl, Toothache and obrnnlo paint. It's
a rrs(dy which curse every time. Try it.
cents! lied Flag Oil .k' ld at P. P. D. Klr
lln's Drugstore.
U nder wear I
A Few Days Ago I
Our Coat Room was dark and wintry lobkingi
with fur-lined and fur-trimmed coats. Behold
the change of a few days 1 Outside, gloomy win
ter ; inside, spring warmth, light, beauty. Coat
room no longer but underwear room, arrayed in,
pure white with here and there a touch of color,
just enough to give proper light and shadow. Be
prepared to find everything changed.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Pure and spotless, now hat the
poet of honor. We have a complete line of every gar
inent in muslin that a lady requires.
CHEMISE All styles, from a neat trimming to the lfioat
elaborate work.
DRAWEItS Bleached and unbleached, ranging in".pric
from 215c up to those handsomely trimmed. Corset oov-
org neatly mado and good wearing all stylos nud prieet,
to suit nil tastes nnd purses, from 25c up.
, SKIRTS Full longth and full width, from a neat skirt at
50o to ono milled, pleated and oiubroiderod. You will
find them here to suit all tastes littlo trimmed, greatly
, trimmed, and very much trimmed.
NIGHTGOWNS Wo wonder when wo see the quality of
muslin nud trimming, tho really good work put on thorn,
tho timo it reqtiirts to complcto such a garment, how
thoy can bo sold for such littlo money. Thoy rango in
prico from COc up to eovend dollars.
WHITE GOODS Wo mutt not forget Whito Goods, Flounc
ings, Hamburgs, 45 in. wide, from 23o a yard up. Em-
broideries, whito and colored, all patterns, widths and
prices. Ono of the latest fancies in embroideries is tho
colored edge. Fashion says they are to bo tho oorrect
trimming for any style of dross becoming to tho wearer.
We would like to impress upon every lady the
wisdom of buying ready-made underwear. Don't
waste time, energy and temper, but save it for
more useful and congenial work. Prove your ap
preciation cf our efforts to please by making your
selection while lines are unbroken. We invite all
ladies to call and make a thorough inspection.
LADIES IN ATTKKDASL'JC.
DIYES, POMEROY & STEWART
Nos. 5 and 7 North Centre Street,
C. Geo. Miller, Manager. POTTSlTIMaK, FiL
Tl
i "uircus nay."
The long list of attractions was headed by
Probasco's marvelous "Talking Horse,
Mahomet," whoso remarkable performance,
it is safo to say, has never been paralleled by
any of tho numerous trained animals that
have preceded him hero. Ho is, in fact, not
a trained animal at all, for no amount of
coaching could possibly produce tho results
shown his in work. Boston Herald. At Fer
guson's theatro this ovenlng.
Superior goods at 25 por cent, lower than
dsewhoro at Holdonnan'sjowolry store. tf
M00KS & BROWN,
EASTER BASKETS,
EASTER NOVELTIES.
Full line Papor-cover Novels.
No. 4 NORTH MAIN STREET,
T Aenaiifn11 1 tnfnrm m Flanrlo nnrl ilia nnh.
Ho generally that I have removed my liUOT
unu oiiui4 eiuru iu iiwb uuut Biretu, unu
GEORGE MANNING,
125 East Coal Street, Shenandoah, Ta
M. BURKE,
A TTORNEY-A. T-LA V
ensNANDOAn, pa.
qfflesRKKS3. P. O. Building. Defa!
n XtwlyBuildlng, PctUvllle.
-OF-
Few white and colored blankets, ladies' and child
ren's coats, which will be sold regardless of cost.
Come early and secure bargains at
J. J. PR
OLD RELIABLE,
NORTH MAIN STREET.
TSW I
1
),
QUEEN & CO, Of Philadelphia,
Send them Kjre Specialist
To QXicimncIoah, "Wednesday, H2arcli2g
He will be found at tho
Fcrgison House From 8:30 a. m. to 6:30 p. m.
Persons who have headacht or whose eyes are causing dis
comfort should call, upon their specialist, and they will re
ceive Intelligent and skillful attention. NO CHARGE to ex
amine your eyes, livery pair of glasses ordered Is guaranteed
to be satisfactory.
PEOPLE'SSSTOREI
121 N. Mam Street, Shenandoah.
Boots-, Slices. 0-eirs? FumisMngs 2
At greatly reduced rates.
jSLm DF,33KL3Ei.'S", Proprietor.
eg
I
IT PAYS to buy your
Boots and Shoes and
Rubber Goods at the
emporium of Joseph
Ball. Finest line of
goods carried in town.
JOSEPH BALL'S,
Uo. GO TXT. 3Vt.iii Stroot
Chris, Bossier's
SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
(Mann's old stand)
104 Sou tli Alain Street.
Finest wines, whiskeys and olgnr alnays In
stpek. Fresh Heer. Ale and Porter on tap.
Choice Temperance Drinks.
Are you in want of a
Good Sewing Machine?
If so, look well to the oomtructlon before
buying, and not throw away your money in
buying a ehenp machino lhatin courseof three
to five years will beot no use to you. What
youwanK is a noiseless, easy running rotary
shuttle rjewlng machtne, and one that will
make five) stitches to every revolution ot tho
big wheel while others four. Dress-makers,
what do ypu think of that ? Call and examine
the Standard, as we always keep a large stock
on hand. Forsaleby
T. B. SHAFPER,
Cof . Jardln and Lloyd Bts., Shenandoaa
Olt COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
JULIAS H. REED,
Or rOTTSVJLLE.
to Republican rules.
COUNTY COMMISSIONS!!,
BENJ. It- SEVERN,
Off SHENANDOAH.
u,,hiL. m .wllrm nf the IteDubllcau CountV
OjavenMon.